nyrisa
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I have, in the past, known someone who used this type of behavior as passive/aggressive controlling behavior. I have no idea what the situation may be for you, but for me, it was because he felt insecure that my attention was focused on something else (studying, finishing a project), and he would refuse to go to bed, then would proceed with this low level, annoying distracting type behavior of sighing, yawning, changing the TV channels incessantly, looking in to ask "how's it coming, when will you be ready for bed", then refusing to go to bed when I urged him to, but still acting all martyred about losing sleep. And he would couch it as affection, "I can't sleep without you, I miss you and worry about you." That kind of behavior also extended to other areas of his health; instead of seeing the doctor about symptoms or pains, he'd make a big deal of them, then say he couldn't afford to be sick/take time off from work, etc. It drove me absolutely around the bend, and I ended up resenting the hell out of it. Like I said, maybe not the same in your situation, but I have zero patience for Doms who can't be big boys and know what they need to care for themselves. Maybe you could suggest studying in the school library, so you don't disturb him? See what kind of reaction he gives.
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